The inner city of Stockholm consists of seven major districts; the downtown of Norrmalm, Östermalm, Södermalm, Kungsholmen, Vasastaden, Gamla Sta'n (Old Town) and Djurgården. Each part of the city having its very own characteristics and also appeal to different kinds of people, different kinds of habitants - even if the divides has become more vague over the years, they're still there.
Norrmalm - norr = north, malm = rock - is the very city with its heart being Sergels Torg with its tall glass fountain. The area mostly consists of shopping, entertainment and workplaces, very few tenements in that part of town.
Norrmalm - norr = north, malm = rock - is the very city with its heart being Sergels Torg with its tall glass fountain. The area mostly consists of shopping, entertainment and workplaces, very few tenements in that part of town.
During the 6oies and 70ies that particular part of Norrmalm and its old houses, the so called Klarakvarteren/the quarters of Klara, was desolated in order to make room for urban renewal. A renewal that has been and still is very much disputable.
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